cantAbort
Type
property
Summary
Specifies whether the user can halt a handler with a key combination.
Syntax
set the cantAbort of <stack> to {true | false}
Description
Use the cantAbort property to prevent users from interrupting any of the handlers in a stack.
If a stack's cantAbort property is set to false, the user can halt a running handler in the stack by pressing Control-period or Control-break (on Windows or Unix) or Command-period (on Mac OS).
If the cantAbort is true, the user cannot interrupt a handler.
Before setting a stack's cantAbort property to true, make sure all handlers that may be affected have been thoroughly tested. If cantAbort is set to true, you cannot interrupt a runaway handler with the standard key combination.
Examples
set the cantAbort of stack "Critical Functions" to true
Related
function: stacks
glossary: property, handler, key combination, Windows, Unix, Mac OS
object: stack
property: allowInterrupts
Compatibility and Support
Introduced
LiveCode 1.0
OS
mac
windows
linux
ios
android
Platforms
desktop
server
mobile